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Here is a "trace and colour" worksheet that will help the children practise careful pencil control this Thanksgiving.

Practise counting skills with these fun harvest match the numbers jigsaw cards. Cut out each jigsaw card and then cut each one into two pieces following the line in the middle.

There's a drawing of a poppy just like the ones we wear on Remembrance Day hidden in this puzzle - but how long will it take the kids to work out what they are drawing? Choose from a 16-square and a 64-square grid version below.

What could be hiding in this mystery picture puzzle? We know it is a poppy, but will the kids copy the squares carefully enough to reveal the picture correctly? A lovely Remembrance Day activity to challenge the kids. Puzzle 1 has 16 squares, puzzle 2 has 64 squares.

This photograph of a Remembrance Sunday service (taken in 2010) shows the British Royal Family (foreground), Members of Parliament (to the right and behind the Cenotaph), other dignitaries and servicemen and women laying poppy wreaths and paying their respects at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London

Use this Cenotaph story paper to write down what you have learned about the Cenotaph and the National Service of Remembrance, or Remembrance Day in general. We have two versions: one headed "The Cenotaph" and one blank.

Can the children create a lovely Christmas picture by solving the multiplication sums on Page 1 and glueing the correct pieces onto the second page? We've included the solution if they need a little bit of help...

Here's a Christmas puzzle that will test how well the children know opposites. They need to cut out the pieces on the first page and then glue them onto the grid on the second page by matching the opposite words.

These three missing number worksheets all have a festive twist. Can the kids fill in the numbers missing from the stockings, wreaths, and Christmas trees?